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by no_circuit 4y ago
My TLDR. DID is already a registered URI scheme [1]. The method on a DID [2] is more or less a URI sub-scheme / protocol. Its for the blockchain / web3 crowd for something like the definition of a NFT. Most of their startups will
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by no_circuit 4y ago
I'm not so sure +1's or emojis are useful, except for maybe a few cases like you have a very large audience and they all send a thumbs-down emoji to protest a bad product or design decision -- recent c#/dotnet for example. Or
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by no_circuit 4y ago
I can partially understand the desire to switch if there are (free) plugins available on VS Codium that is not on VS Code. However leaving VS Code because of not trusting Microsoft's off switch for telemetry for the IDE and the plugins
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by no_circuit 4y ago
Congrats to the Netlify team! Sounds like changing the customer mix will help them focus on more advanced features rather than needing to supporting the most basic of sites and hobbyists. It's unfortunate if you're in a business w
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by no_circuit 4y ago
Cool, it's great you'll look into it! Although I like working with dev tools, unfortunately I can't take on additional projects at the moment.
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by no_circuit 4y ago
According to the repo it is more than just username and repo, the local user account and email address is also tracked [1]. I'd argue that you shouldn't be recording email since that is PII. And repo name and repo owner since the
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by no_circuit 4y ago
That sounds exactly like how search works today. Anyone can make a payment to promote their site for a topic which is equivalent to demoting someone else's. Crypto isn't necessary. The ability to anonymize up and down weights prob
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by no_circuit 4y ago
Developers usually desire a fast platform. While it is true most OS hosts can virtualize Linux, there are at least three important caveats when considering macOS. The first is that the file system performance is poor and chews up CPU when u
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by no_circuit 5y ago
Sandboxing. The new way of doing containers. I'd think of it as plugins everywhere, like L7 proxies [1]. The code for a network filter could be reloaded in the server upon detection to a configuration change. I believe the startup mad
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by no_circuit 5y ago
No worries. It is not meant to be quantitative. For a few years of my career that has been my experience. For this type of software, if I'm making the decision on what technology to use, it won't be any GC-based language. I'd
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by no_circuit 5y ago
Yes, my comments were targeted to Java and Scala. Java has paid the bills for me for many years. I'd use Java for just about anything except for high load infrastructure systems. And if you're in, or want to be in, that situation,
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by no_circuit 5y ago
During the past few months I wrote a CI/CD pipeline using GitHub actions, Terraform, and Kubernetes. I'm not too sure Dagger would have saved that much time for me unless there was already a fully setup service already being sold.
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by no_circuit 5y ago
The article is from a database company, so I'll assume that approximates the scope. My scope for the GC discussion would include other parts that could be considered similar software: cluster-control plane (Kubernetes), other databases
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by no_circuit 5y ago
You can only open one project at once with Gateway: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/GTW-813 . If it was designed this way, how long will it take to be fixed?
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by no_circuit 5y ago
IMO just signing packages is a weak form of trust. Even without potentially using Sigstore, does WAPM now let you lock based both on the versions of dependencies, as well as the hash of their contents? I didn't see any mention of lock
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by no_circuit 5y ago
"Run it in the browser" is pretty cool! I've played some with Rust / WASM in the past, but at the moment don't have bandwidth at the moment to try WAPM/Wasmer. Assuming the goal is able to use software written
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by no_circuit 5y ago
gRPC is HTTP/2. I'd say its more of a situation that you need to "upgrade" 1.1 clients. See https://www.envoyproxy.io/docs/envoy/v1.17.4/configuration/h... . NGINX isn't necessary
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by no_circuit 5y ago
Sorry you had some bad experiences. Here are some things you could look into if giving gRPC another shot: 1) Its a fault of a team's infrastructure if the binary requests aren't logged, and there is no is no easy way to link up wi
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by no_circuit 5y ago
Cool. I'm also working on various side projects myself now too. Originally I thought would be in the general area near your -1- and -2-, but ended up finding myself spending my time learning general devops and web dev for the first tim
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by no_circuit 5y ago
Local protobuf user here. Appreciate seeing a comparison chart. :-) It's unfortunate that it isn't documented very well, but Protobuf does have a text format [1] which I've used a lot, usually when writing test cases, but als
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by no_circuit 5y ago
The most likely explanation is that in order to have access to internal corporate resources, the Apple device needs to be managed via MDM [1]. MDM could probably enable backups. And then Apple has the ability to decrypt backups. Another po
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by no_circuit 5y ago
I'm always interested in the business model of a company before using their products. Storj is mentioned as a part of the tech platform. Is the goal of eventually open sourcing Slik essentially is what is described as an open source p
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by no_circuit 5y ago
Have you considered Apache HTTP Server v2.4.X? I'd expect that the configuration churn would be a lot less with it. It is available in most Unix-like OS distributions, and as well as Windows if that's what you need. The configurat
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by no_circuit 5y ago
Forcing the use of edge for features that should be browser-neutral like Bing web search from the start menu seems very wrong in terms of user choice. However, if this is Microsoft's version of "Electron" in order to implemen
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by no_circuit 5y ago
Fair enough. :-) Like I said, my impression is that the content seems good! What I can't tell, without reading it, is what the end state of the dev/ops architecture would be along with its maintenance requirements, to understand i
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by no_circuit 5y ago
Based on the table of contents and the preview pages it looks like it has some pretty good content. Made me think of "the missing manual" book series. I just don't think small startups or side-projects should spend so much ti
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by no_circuit 5y ago
Interesting. Dev tools post always catch my attention. For me, your comment regarding `build-arg` is in the same bucket as the comment regarding the need for a `ls` command. Ultimately I predict that the requested feature set will eventuall
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by no_circuit 5y ago
M3O seems to be more like an API aggregator with its core available as open source. Not an AWS alternative at all. Ultimately it looks like it is hosted on DigitalOcean if you let them run it for you: https://github.com/m3o&
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by no_circuit 5y ago
SVG is XML which can have security issues due to parsing. And to top it off SVG has a script tag itself. Basically a XSS vector.
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by no_circuit 5y ago
I decided to take a few years off work to just build on what I'd like. Perhaps in a startup studio model, so I have a bias for having something that is easily reusable, and that uses tech someone else can pick up and run with easily. I

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